For the past few months the moon has been calling Ariel. Calling her to walk somewhere, but she doesn't know why. So she sets off on a quest to find out exactly what the moon wants her to do.
Along the way strange things start happening. Lost items from her last quest start showing up, and she start's having a dream falling out of the tree where she and Zeke found the telling dart, but every time, it becomes harder and harder to wake up.
It's even more important now, to find out where the moon is leading her, because she's afraid that one night she won't be able to wake up at all.
This is a really great book that I literally read in less than twenty four hours, I liked it that much. The end was a bit confusing, and time warpy, but I thought it was fun. There is also a romance between Ariel and her new friend, Nace, that I think went a little bit to far to be considered age appropriate. Other than that, it was wonderful.
Rating: L-R
It's recommended for 10 and up, but I'd say it was more suited for 14 and up.
Beckett...4
You did it! Nice critique! :o)
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